1. Preservation of Knowledge: Paper allows for the easy production of written records, enabling the preservation and dissemination of knowledge across generations.
2. Education: The availability of paper made education more accessible and widespread, allowing for the production and distribution of books and manuscripts.
3. Trade and Economy: Paper banknotes, documents and other financial instruments facilitating trade and economic activities.
4. Cultural Expression: paper became the primary medium for literature, art, and religious texts, leading to the development of diverse cultural expressions and stories.
5. Technological Innovations. Paper played a crucial role in advances such as printing, bookbinding, and cartography, propelling the exchange of ideas and information.
6. Information Dissemination: Paper made news, magazines, and journals possible, enabling the spread of information and ideas across regions.
7. Intellectual Revolution: Paper supported the renaissance and Enlightenment movements, characterized by the proliferation of ideas and scientific discoveries.
8. Art and Calligraphy: Paper became the preferred surface for many forms of art, calligraphy and illustration contributing to the development of aesthetic traditions.
9. Record-Keeping: The use of paper for legal documents, court records and bureaucratic activities enhanced the efficiency of governance.
10.Global Communication: Paper aided in long-distance communication through letters and correspondence between individuals, cultures and continents.